Clergyman Bagrat Galstanyan announces actions of disobedience 

ArmInfo. The leader of the Tavush for the Motherland movement, candidate for Prime Minister of the  Republic of Armenia Bagrat Galstanyan, announced the resumption of protests on Monday morning.

"Tomorrow, at 08:00, if our demands are not met, we will begin acts  of disobedience to force the authorities to reckon with the will of  the people," he said.

Peaceful protests will take place throughout Armenia, which will  force the authorities to take into account the demands of the people.

Today Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan was announced as a candidate for  prime minister from the Tavush for the Motherland movement, which  opposes unilateral concessions to Azerbaijan. He noted that he did  not, does not and will not have expectations for this position or for  other degrees. According to him, since he will not be able to combine  service and premiership, he asked His Holiness Catholicos of All  Armenians Karekin II to freeze his 30-year spiritual ministry.

The Archbishop also recalled that he has dual citizenship, and this  implies restrictions. As the candidate for prime minister indicated,  they will act in accordance with the requirements of the law and  within the legal framework.

Protests in Armenia began after it became known on April 19 that  Yerevan and Baku had agreed to begin delimiting the border with  Tavush.